Breast anatomy for imaging interpretation

This lecture breaks down breast anatomy with a practical focus on imaging: lobes, lobules, ducts, skin/muscle relations, Cooper's ligaments, blood supply, and lymphatic drainage — all correlated with what we see on mammography and ultrasound.

• Covers lobar and ductal anatomy and how they appear on mammography and ultrasound.
• Details suspensory ligaments (Cooper's) and their role in imaging interpretation.
• Lymphatic drainage patterns are highlighted for accurate lesion localization.

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